Cristelle, an exceptionally talented Christian vocalist, emerges as a luminary on the music scene with her debut “Sencillamente Gracias” under the wing of Latinbaum Records. Her voice, both unique and powerful, becomes the soundtrack of a spiritual and musical adventure, masterfully fusing the fervor of her faith with the richness of Latin rhythms. This album is an invitation to explore a sound universe where salsa meets tropi-pop, ballad and even ranchera. in a collection of original compositions and an electrifying performance of Lilly Goodman’s “No Importa”, all under the masterful production of Israel Tanenbaum and the collaboration of prominent artists from Colombia and Puerto Rico.

Raised between the vibrant streets of New York and the enchanting landscapes of Colombia, Cristelle found her musical calling at a young age, rising from talent shows to the regional choir UNCOLI and venturing into rock with the Bogotá band “Spit Fire”. Her musical exploration continued in college with an experimental choir, molding her voice into a sweeping force capable of capturing the essence of diverse musical genres.

Cristelle’s artistic journey led her to join Aché Orquesta, an explosion of tropical rhythms and salsa directed by Tanenbaum, where she recorded on the album “Ya es Hora” and refined her vocal style into a more rhythmic and powerful one. Her journey was not limited to music; on the stage of the GALA Hispanic Theater in Washington, D.C., she shined in the productions “Raíces Cubanas” and “Candombe Tango Negro”, under the direction of Hugo Medrano, demonstrating her versatility and charisma.

With a career that has crossed borders, from the bands of Colombia and the United States to the heart of musical theater in Washington, D.C., Cristelle positions herself not only as a promising Christian singer but as a multifaceted artist whose story and music inspire and captivate. Her album “Sencillamente Gracias” is not just a collection of songs, but a testimony of faith, culture and passion, ready to resonate in the hearts of young and old in the world’s Christian community and music lovers… the universal language of divine love.”